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thanks tom as always your patterns rock !!!! :clapping: and help us out alot. looking forward to more awesome patterns.

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Thank you for the pattern.I'm not able to print that size. If I take my printed version to staples,  can they enlarge it?

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6 hours ago, Jimmy McLaughlin said:

Thank you for the pattern.I'm not able to print that size. If I take my printed version to staples,  can they enlarge it?

Your PDF viewer should have some options in the print dialog box.  Depending on your viewer, it could be under "zoom" or "print handling" or similar description.  Select tile pages or split pages to multiple sheets.  It will split the drawing up into multiple sheets, you trim and tape them together.  Print at 100% scale.

Play with it a bit and you will find the right settings for printing tiled images.

Tom

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Thank you very much for posting your patterns.

I am hoping to try out a few different techniques, machine sewing v's hand sewing, lined v's unlined, different dying and edging finishes.

I printed these patterns out on A3 paper at 100%. Does that mean they are the size that the leather needs to be? The patterns look enormous.

Kindest regards

Brian

 

"Whether you think you can or whether you think you can't, you are right"  Henry Ford

Machines: Singer 201p, Kennedy,  Singer 31K20, Singer 66K16 ("boat anchor" condition), Protex TY8B Cylinder Arm (Consew 227r copy), Unbranded Walking Foot (Sailrite LSV-1 copy)

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4 hours ago, Rockoboy said:

Thank you very much for posting your patterns.

I am hoping to try out a few different techniques, machine sewing v's hand sewing, lined v's unlined, different dying and edging finishes.

I printed these patterns out on A3 paper at 100%. Does that mean they are the size that the leather needs to be? The patterns look enormous.

Using Adobe's measure function, the widest part of the pattern is about 8.75 inches.  Check your printout and see if it matches. 

Tom

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The widest part of the regular sized pattern is 229mm (9.012") long by 221mm (8.708") wide.

The larger case is 262mm (10.315") long by 255mm (10.039") wide.

Maybe I can use some thin cardboard (cereal packet stuff) to make a test piece.

Kindest regards

Brian

 

"Whether you think you can or whether you think you can't, you are right"  Henry Ford

Machines: Singer 201p, Kennedy,  Singer 31K20, Singer 66K16 ("boat anchor" condition), Protex TY8B Cylinder Arm (Consew 227r copy), Unbranded Walking Foot (Sailrite LSV-1 copy)

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5 hours ago, Rockoboy said:

The widest part of the regular sized pattern is 229mm (9.012") long by 221mm (8.708") wide.

The larger case is 262mm (10.315") long by 255mm (10.039") wide.

Maybe I can use some thin cardboard (cereal packet stuff) to make a test piece.

Definitely.  I like to tryout patterns or make new patterns using paper or light weight cardboard.  I staple the edges together to check shape and fit.  Adjust as necessary, then go for the leather.  Sometimes will do a second prototype on cheap leather to see how it really turns out.

Tom

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